@seakayaker posted this earlier on. Cave and Ellis never disappoint, either together or with the Bad Seeds or Grinderman. Great stuff!
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Agree, and another great choice of record.
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Saw them at Leeds Town Hall, not sure of the year but one of the great live rock acts.
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Ahead of their time I think, first sighting of Tommy. A great concept album. Mono version on Qobuz.
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Great album as is this wonderful take on the album.
An essential listen.
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I fancied some rock……new Alice Cooper outing recorded pretty much live with his tour band in the studio. Sounding pretty good.
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Saw them a few years back as support to Alter Bridge along with ‘Volbeat’ and ‘Into the Fire’.
Frightful noise!
Definitively the worst gig we’ve ever been to in 40+ years of going to gigs.
It was the first time we ever left a gig early🤷🏻♂️
Now it’s proper dark some night music. Can Live on (hideous orange) triple vinyl. Can’t decide which of their greatest hits I like best - is it Ein; Svei; Drei …
Saw them at the UEA early the year before this set. Mesmerising - from memory they played for 45 mins stopped intermission then another 45 mins stopped, no encore. Went with my then girlfriend who wanted to make out. When I desisted she said ‘you’d rather watch them?’ Er hello … ITS CAN! Didn’t take her to Beefheart and the Magic Band a couple of months later … and that was that.
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Yes, it was short sadly. Richard’s voice was the best vocal Camel had for me.
OMD - Messages OMD’s Greatest Hits - CD
Can’t make my mind up which OMD to pick, so plonked for this
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Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes - Hearts of Stone
Miami Steve Van Zandt appears on guitar and produces the album. Max Weinberg on drums and Bruce Springsteen contributes to the songwriting.
Imagine Graham Parker fronting the E Street Band.
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